Recent content by noiz

Hi all, I'm trying to create a simple trouble ticket system using MS access to store and track data. Is there a way I can either import email automatically into a access table or more ideally import a link to the email and a link to respond. Thanks, noiz

Is there a way to copy all email in one users folder and save it as a .pst file. so they can take it to a different network and import it. I know you can archive in outlook can you do it from exchange or do i need to save each email seperately. thanks zion

When ever i try to use cat $file1 >> temp.file it errors out on me. Is their some syntax i need to use to run cat inside a script thanks. If cat doesnt' work how else would i add the contents of a variable to a file? zion <>< =-)

I realize this is more of a c programers forum but few people seem to use the cshell so i hope some people here do. :-) When ever i try to use cat $file1 >> temp.file it errors out on me. Is their some syntax i need to use to run cat inside a script thanks. zion <>< =-)

i have the following bourne script that lists all files adn directories in a given file. I have been asked to port it to the c shell and add functionality so that it will ask you to input names of directories and will then return a list of all their files and subdirectories. My script...

I realize this is a C programing forum, but there seems to be a lack of people who still use the c shell. So hopefully someone here does. i have the following bourne script that lists all files adn directories in a given file. I have been asked to port it to the c shell and add functionality...

Krunek, Thanks, i'll check out those sites. God bless, zion <>< =-)

hi I'm using the bourne shell in BSD 4.2 and i'm getting wierd results when i use a wildcard in a simple awk script i'm running. when i run: awk '/d*/ {print $0 }' tmp2 it matches every line i have in that file even those that don't start with &quot;d&quot; when i run: awk '/dr*/ { print...

Well after a few more fiddling and reading an old book i had if figured it out. Thanks anyway for any one who might need this in the future the syntax is: variable=`command` ie hist=`history` [note ` is a backward quotation] zion <>< =-)

Hello, I'm sure this is simple but i can't figure out how to read a command like history into a variable in to a bourne script. I cann't seem to figure out the man page. perhaps cause its almost midnight..=-) ie if this was c shell variable day would have the date command input into it. set...

defunct, Thanks, I'm trying to make my script able to read multiple file names at once. however i don't know how many the end user will put in. So i need a was to be able to read user input and then proccess each file name entered by the user. When done the script returns to normal. below...

I'm trying to write a script that will read a file and then find the top words located in that file i have the script down so it can read one file but want it to be able to read several files and loop. ie. input: fileA fileB fileC script will read first fileA then fileB...fileC then prompt...

Hi all, i was working on a bourne shell script that would take input and then direct you to a different place depending on whether you typed a upper or lower case letter. i cann't seem to get it to work and thought i might use awk but cann't get that to work in the script either. I know awk...

One more question. How would i modify this to print number of characters and not number of fields zion <>< =-)

Hi I'm trying to find a way to use vi to display the line number of a file of the first occurance of a word in a file. I guess i could use awk but was wondering if their was another way to do it in vi. tks zion <>< =-)